Granville Wells High School - Blackboard Yearbook (Jamestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

1956 THE BLACKBOARD Published by The Senior Class of GRANVILLE WELLS HIGH SCHOOL Jackson Township Boone County I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 BACCALAUREATE SERVICES NORTH CHRISTIAN CHURCH Advance, Indiana Sunday, May I, 1955 - 2:30 P. M., C. T. Processional - Marcia Pomposo by R. M. Steele . . Clara Jean Marshall Invocation ...... . Rev. Sutherlin Music - God Crave Me a Song - by Youse ...... Chorus Music - No Man Is An Island - by Whitney . . . . Chorus Address - Challenging Angels ...... Rev. Phelps Music - May The C-ood Lord Bless and Keep You - by Stickles . . Chorus Benediction ....... . . Rev. Thompson Recessional . . . The Son of God Cuoes Forth to War by H. S. Cutler Clara Jean Marshall SEVENTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL METHODIST CHURCH ANNEX Jamestown, Indiana May 4, 1955 - 7:30 C. S. T. Processional - God of Our Fathers .... Chorus and Trumpet Trio Carolyn Coons, Louise Hedge, Jane Demaree Pianist - Clara Jean Marshall Invocation . . - ...... Joy Shirley Music - La Vie En Rose .... . . Johnnie Scott W'elcome Address . . . . . Bill Neff Mistress of Ceremonies . . . . Sue Ann Davidson Preserving Our American Way of Life . . Terry Ross Patriots for Peace ........ Bob Hoskins Music - I'll Walk With God ....... by Brodsky Louise Hedge, Carolyn Coons, Judy Stipe Becoming a Citizen .... .... J im Spivey Human Kindness is Golden ...... Leanna Ebaugh Music ..... . . . My God and I - by Sergel Louise Hedge, Carolyn Coons, fudy Siipe Presentation of Diplomas ....... Mr. Baylor Acceptance of Diplomas . . . . I . . . Anndra Cornett Music - Song of Farewell - by Kounty . . . . Chorus Mistress of Ceremonies . . ..... Sue Ann Davidson Benediction ......... Lucille Williams Recessional . . . War March of the Priests by Mendelsshon Carolyn Coons x NJ N UMW ,4 , . X R, -If , ,A : Q .V .,. A ri, THE BLACKBOQ RD , , 56 VVELLS HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Front row: Mr. Wright, Mrs. Thompson, Miss Martin, Miss Huffman, Mrs Sommerville, Mr. Smith. Back row: Mr. Everhart, Mr. Broshar, Mr. Crick, Mr. Baylor, Mr. Wilson. WELLS ELEMENTARY FACULTY Front row: Mrs. Stephens, lVlrs. Hanlcins, Mr. Crick, Mrs. Harting, Mrs. Norris. Back row: Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Byrd. I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 The following article was written by lVIr. Carmon O. Caplinger, former Principal of the Advance High School and County Superintendent of Schools of Boone County. How fortunate are the students who can go to school in the new Granville Wells School! When I saw the splendid Gymnasium, I remember an evening, years ago, when a group of us Advance grade school boys played a game of basketball by the light of gasoline torches in the old abandoned Heath school house. We drove to the game through a snow storm, in an open surrey. It must be a pleasure to go to school now. Apparently it was not always so. Soon after I became principal of the Advance School, I had what I considered a serious hooky problem. A certain student of whom I am very proud now, a Mr. Herman Broshar, felt the ax on his neck and lost some credits as a penalty for playing hooky. However let it be said to his honor that he came back the next year and made up the credits. My readers probably know this, but did you know what followed? Later while I was County Super- intendent of Schools and Herman was a teacher at Advance, he came into my office one evening with a long, serious face, saying that the students at Advance were playing hooky and were about to disrupt the school. With sympathy and amusement I asked if he had changed his attitude toward hooky. A smile broke through as he admitted, It does look different now. The panorama of life has passed with what appears to have been supersonic speed since that evening we played basketball in the old Heath school house. Two World Wars and a so-called police action, the telephone, radio, television, colorvision: the automdbile, airplane, jetplane, the threshold of rocket travel - all have made their advent. The atomic age is here and the world is a neighborhood. Thank God, I was a teacher. How proud I am of the success of my former stu- dents. I have one, General Carl DeBard, who is head of the Indiana National Guard, and another, Buster Jessup, who is Superintendent of the Indiana State Police, and thou- sands of others in all walks of life. I am glad I received my early schooling in Jackson Township, Boone County. Carmon O. Caplinger, Attorney-Advisor, Dayton Air Force Depot Dayton, Ohio I9 7 THgEggggBLAgQKBOAtgRD M g ' MR. JOHN SPOHR, TRUSTEE OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP The graduating class of 1956, of the Granville Wells High School, dedicates this annual to Mr. john Spohr, Trustee of Jackson Township. W'e recognize that we will be the first class to receive our diplomas in this new build- ing. This fact alone might have been a sufficient motive for our action. The consideration for this honor was based upon actions of the recipient far more broader than this one, let us say, selfish reason. To bring a building program such as we have here in Jackson Township to a success- ful completion required strong leadership and business ability. Mr. Spohr has demonstrat- ed these qualities and has erected a plant that fills our need at probably the lowest cost possible. We recognize that he has put into this venture many hours of work, worry, and thought for which he has not received enough material compensation. We know that this reward is greater, in personal satisfaction, in the knowlege that the children of this commu- nity have good facilities to obtain an education. We, the Seniors, with your permission, wish to broaden this dedication to include all students, and all the citizens of our township. We extend our appreciation and good will to you and your advisory board. CLASS OF 1956 56 'IIANVHD 'EFI XXX 'IH OS S1 OH f-'IO Ol NOSHDV dIHSNlXX TI-IE BLACKBOARD '9 LLLHLECC..B,QCEtQ.A.3.1?L,M.... C .29 PROGRAM OF DEDICATION DEDICATION SERVICE GRANVILLE WELLS SCHOOL' of JACKSON TOWNSHIP Sunday, October 23, I955 l :IS p. m. Concert . Granville Wells High School Band - Miss Caroline Huffman, Director 2:00 p. m. Presentation of Colors . Jamestown Unit 395, American Legion Auxiliary Star Spangled Banner .... Granville Wells High School Band Invocation ........ Rev. Robert E. Farless Minister, Jamestown Methodist Church Presentation of Plaque ...... Mrs. Bernice Wells Acceptance of Plaque . John E. Spohr, Trustee, Jackson Township Music ......... High School Chorus House of God - Humphreys -- Miss Caroline Huffman, Director Introduction of State Superintendent of Schools . . . Mr. Wilbur Young By John F. Crick, Principal Presentation of Keys to Building .,.. Mr. Everett H. Crabb Architect Acceptance of Keys .... . Mr. John E. Spohr Presentation of American Flag ..... Rep. Cecil M. Harden High School Chorus ....... Bless This House Soloists - David E. Spohr, Katherine West Introduction of Speaker ...... Dr. Clement T. Malan Superintendent of Boone County Schools Dedication Address . . . . Dr. Herman B Wells America The Beautiful . . . Assembly Benediction ...... . Rev. Paul R. Sutherlin Minister, Advance Christian Church jackson Township Trustee - Mr. John E. Spohr Jackson Township Advisory Board - Mr. Prank Clampitt, Mr. Kedriclc Newton, Mr. Walter Pickering I9 THE BLACKBO!-XR Q 56 DEDICATION OF THE GRANVILLE WELLSSCHOOL , lVlr. John Spohr, Trusteeg Mrs. Granville Wellsg Dr. Herman B Wells Wilbur Young, State Superintendent of Public Instructiong lVlr. John Crick, Principal LLL T 5,233 E552 K 1352113 LL DEDICATION OF THE GRANVILLE WELLS SCHOOL Mr. John Spohr, Trusteeg Mr.-Crabb Architect Dr. C. T. Malan, County Superintendent of Schools Q-LLWLLLOL TH HOLLOB 1iI?ie!3eeOe1?-LRLDL , el? DEDICATION OF THE GRANVILLE WELLS SCHOOL Dr. Herman B Wellsg Dr, C. T. lVlalan, County Superintendent of Schools Granville Wells Chorusg Miss Huffman, Instructor: Kathryn West and David Spolwr singing duet. LQ T H Ew13cLsf5QsIS,BsQQD,s L L E53 CAROLYN LOU COONS Senior Class President, Sophomore Class Secretary, Freshman Class Secretary, SSS 4 years, President, Vice President, Record- ing Secretary, SSS Camper 3 years, Bugler 3 years, Counselor 2 years, FHA 4 years, Vice President, 4-H 8 years, President, Re- porter, Vice President, Junior Leader 3 years, Vice President, Co-sponsor of Sun Rays 2 years, Band 6 years, Treasurer, Chorus 5 years, jr. High Yell Leader 2 years, High School Yell Leader 3 years, junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council l year, Secretary, Assistant Copy Editor of Annual, Betty Crock- er of Tomorrow. LANNY LEE GOODALL ' Senior Class Vice President, Student Council l year, Vice President, Jug Band l year, FFA l year, Jackson Jive, Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior Play fFreshmanD, Basketball 2 years, Cheer Leader l year, Circulation Manager of Annual, Chorus l year. UZELLA MARIE PENNINGTON Senior Class Secretary, Student Council l year, FHA 3 years, President, Editor, SSS 4 years, Senior Escort, junior Play, Senior Play, Chorus 35 years, Girls' State, 4-H 6 years, Jr. Leader l year, Copy Editor of Annual, Wells Weekly Staff, Perfect Attendance 2 years, Assistant Librarian l year, Scholastic Key l year, Honor Society 2 years, Treasurer 2 years. ROBERT EUGENE GUERNSEY Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, 4-H 5 years, President, Secretary, Junior Leaders 3 years, Honor Society 2 years, President, Vice President, Hi-Y 4 years, Chaplain, Vice President, Weekly Staff, Ass't. Circulation Manager of Annual, Senior Play, Senior Escort, Band 3 years, Chorus 4 years, President l year, Solo Ensemble Contest 2 years, Scholarship Certificate 3 years, Boys' State, 4-H Round-Up, Jr. Leaders Training Course- THE BLACIKBOARD 56 BARBARA CAROL BRANSTETTER SSS 4 years: Chorus 4 years: FHA 2 years: junior Class Secretary: Junior Play: Senior Play: Elementary Editor of An- nual: Wells Weekly Staff. DAVID J. CARROLL Basketball 4 years: Baseball 3 years: Hi-Y 4 years: Band 5 years: Chorus I year: junior Play: Senior Play: Weekly Staff: Sports Editor for Annual: Student Council I year: Boosters Club- RICHARD GREGORY Hi-Y 3 years, Secretary, President: FFA I year: Student Council I year: Booster Club I year: Library I year: Cheer Leader I year: Junior Play: Senior Play: Editor of Wells Week- ly: Editor of Annual: Class Poem: Chorus I year: Usher at Building Dedication. FRANK WHITTINGHILL Vice President, Junior Class: FFA 2 years: Hi-Y 4 years: junior Play: Senior Play: Basketball 4 years: Baseball 2 years: Annual Photographer: Boosters Club I year. THE BLACKBOARD is CAROLYN JEAN JENKINS SSS 4 years: Treasurer: Chorus 4 years: Bancl 5 years: Booster Club 2 years: Junior Play: Senior Play: Secretary of Annual: Weekly Staff. ARTHUR BRUCE WEST Band one year: Chorus four years: Baseball one year: Hi-Y one year, Sergeant of Arms Freshman Year: Editorial Writer on journalism Staff: Ass't. Advertisement Manager and Ass't. Pho- tographer on Annual Staff. JOHN FRANCIS SCOTT Basketball 4 years: Baseball I year: Band 9 years: Boone County Music Festival 6 years: FFA 2 years, Treasurer l year: Freshman Class Treasurer: Sophomore Class Treasurer: Perfect Attendance 2 years: jackson Jive l year: Hi-Y 2 years: junior Play: Senior Play: Annual Staff: jug Band l year. WAYNE EUGENE PROFFITT Hi-Y 4 years: Bancl 8 years: Chorus 2 years: Boosters Club 2 years: junior Play: Assistant Editor of Wells Weekly: Aclver- tising Manager of Annual Staff: Senior Play. THE BLACKBOARD 563 DAVID EDWARD SPOHR Junior Play: Senior Play: Hi-Y 3 years: Chorus 4 years: Band 5 years: Boosters Club 2 years: FFA l year: Jug Band l year: Soloist at School Dedication: Senior Editor of Annual: Class Will: jackson .live l year: Second Highest magazine sales- man. ELIZABETH McHARGUE SSS 4 years: Chorus 4 years: Boosters Club: FHA l year: Junior Play: Assistant Librarian l year: Prophecy Editor: Senior Play. MAX BROWN Basketball 4 years: Baseball 3 years: Hi-Y 3 years: Chorus 4 years: Freshman Class President: Sophomore Class President: junior Play: Senior Play: Sports and Mimeograph Operator of Wells Weekly: Business Manager of Annual. CAROLYN NEWTON SSS 4 years: FHA 4 years: Chorus 4 years: 4-H 2 years: Jr. l-lomemalcers Degree: Chapter Homemalcers Degree: Booster Club: Wells Weekly: Society Editor of Annual: Junior Play: Senior Play. mWW,Q'.IEl,-l3 J3e.e1:i'iISs13f13P,eW , , ,, S16 ALAN STEPHENS Basketball four years, Baseball three years, Hi-Y four years: Senior Play, Chorus one year: Secretary one yearg Annual Staff. Ass't. Sports Editor, Booster's Club one year. MR. HERMAN C. BROSHAR Graduated from Advance High School in I923g Wabash College in l926g Taught school 30 years in jackson Township, Spon- Sor- THERE ARE GAINS FOR ALL OUR LOSSES by Richard Henry Stoddard - I857 There are gains for all our losses, There are balms for all our pain, But when youth, the dream, departs, It takes something from our hearts, And it never Comes again. We are stronger, and are better, Under manhood's sterner reign, Still we feel that something sweet Followed youth, with flying feet, And will never come again. Something beautiful is vanished, And we sigh for it in vaing We behold it everywhere, On the earth, and in the air, But it never come again. THE BLACKBOARD CLASS POEM John who plays a hot saxaphone, Will never be alone. Bob who is very bright, lVlay someday change the name of Goodnight. Dave and his quiet ways, May help him to succeed one of these days. Lanny will never make you sad, 'Cause Lanny is quite a lad. Alan who acts like a monkey, Is getting very very chunky. Frank or should we say sleepy, ls very happy with little Brendy. Arthur, his last name West, May someday be the world's dancing best. David who likes basketball, Still likes Jane best of all. Gene who is one of the best, Six feet under some day he will rest. Max with his short curly hair, Some day may be a millionaire. Dick is still looking for his lass, He had better hurry up or he'll be out of gas. Carolyn Coons just can't be beat, She is always ready for something to eat. Describing her isn't a hard task, , . . Cause Barbara IS a very nice lass. Carolyn Jenkins is lot of fun, But when she gets mad, you better run Carolyn, her last name is Newton, Isn't the maker of Fig Newtons. Uzella who is very nice, Will some day' be hit by rice. Liz always gets the willys, When she's around her boy Billy. Mr. Broshar is called Teddy Bear, Yet this bear is short on hair. Dick Gregory ' 9 T Ii? B '-5,.F3.!SB-O3Q-eee,,.,DDe5..6 CLASS PROPHECY De ar Mr. Broshar: Well, about ten years have passed since the Class of '56 has graduated from Granville Wells High School. It just doesn't seem possible. Since I am working in a telephone office in Bisbee, Arizona, I come in contact with several of my classmates. I talked with Carolyn Coons the other day. She is living here in Bisbee. She isn't married yet, but she still has hopes. She works as a pickle-sorter for the United Pickle Company. Carolyn told me that Barbara fBranstetterl is married now, and has three little red heads! Her husband, Lanny Goodall, owns a turkey farm near Jamestown, Indiana. Barb works as a turkey-scalder! H l'll bet you couldn't imagine who is working in the White House. Alan Stephens in When he was in high school, he always said he would work in the White House some clay, and I guess he finally made it. He sweeps the floors and does general duties around the place. David Carroll is manager of the West's Baking Company. Max Brown works with him. He is the pan-greaser for the bakery. David said he didn't know what he would do without him. He is such an asset to the company! john Scott is one of the little Godfrey's now. I knew they didn't call him hot lips Scott for nothing when we were going to school. Carolyn Jenkins is employed by Frank and Brenda Whittinghill, who live in Bev- erly Hills. Frank is a newspaper reporter. Carolyn Jean is their dog walker. Carolyn Newton has the most unusual job of all of us. She works as a cough-counb er in a T. B. sanitarium in Lafayette. V She seems to like her job well, so I'm told. Arthur West is my baby sitter! I have three children. Arthur is married and has one child. He has been put in jail thirty-three times for feeding his wife and kid on pop- corn. He is just wonderful with my children, though. Bob Guernsey is working as Dick Gregory's mail opener. Dick is in Hollywood now, and is working on his first big movie. I sure hope it makes a big hit. Uzella Pennington is an elevator operator for the Monument Hotel in Washington. She seems to like the job. David Spohr is the principal of the Granville Wells School. I hear that he gets a- long fine with the students. ' Gene Proffitt is to be married next week. He works for a company that runs a LOVELORN column in the paper, and finally met the girl of his dreams. She is a few inches taller than he, and about sixty pounds heavier, but he still loves her. Well, Mr. Broshar, I guess that is about all that I have to say. I thought you might be interested in knowing what the Class of '56 was doing. As you can see, we're all suc- cessful. I will see you at the reunion! Sincerely, Liz Mel-largue I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 CLASS WILL I, Bob Guernsey, will my ability to get seconds and thirds in the lunch-room to Linda Owens. I, Johnnie Scott, will my cloddies to Jerry Patterson. I, Max Brown, will my ability to go steady for three years to Allen Brown. I, Uzella Pennington, will my ability to get into the ,Honor Society to Norman Woodard. I, Carolyn Jenkins, will my ability to get along with Miss Martin to Kathryn West. l, Carolyn Newton, will my long lalaolr aoelra to anyone wlro needs them. l, Dick Gregory, will my Bermuda shorts to Jimmy Eniberton. I, David snolir, will my ability to get along with lvlr. Brosllar to Jane Demaree. 1, Liz lvlelaargrre, will my ability to get a rliamonrl ring to Mary Robison. I, Barbara Branstetter, will my D. A. haircut to Carylon Montgomery. l, Gene Proffitt, will my oor-la jerking ability to Jolin Gnernaey. l,- Arthur West, will my olaneing aliiliry to Rex Stewart. r I, Lanny L. Goodall, will my cheerleading ability to Joe Johnson. I, Alan Stephens, will my quiet and sophisticated ways to Charles Ernmert. I, David Carroll, will my lieiglrt to Harolrl Emmert. I, Frank wliirtingliill, will my wavy hair to Rex Stewart. 1, Carolyn Coons, will my figure to Sue Ann steel. Witnesses : My Boy Flat Top Yellow Rose of Texas Maybelline Daddy-O David Spohr I9 THyE. BLACKBQARDy ANNUAL STAFF so Editor ..... . . . Copy Editor . Assistant Copy Editor Elementary Editor . Assistant Elementary Editor Senior Editor and XVill Society Editor . Advertising Editor . Assistant Advertising Editor Sports Editor . . Assistant Sports Editor Circulation Manager . Assistant Circulation Manager Business Manager . Secretary . Poem . Prophecy Photography Advisor . . Dick Gregory Uzella Pennington Carolyn Coons Barbara Branstetter . Johnny Scott . David Spoiir Carolyn Newton . Gene Proffitt . Arthur West . David Carroll Alan Stephens . Lanny Goodall . Robert Guernsey . Max Brown Carolyn Jenkins . Dick Gregory Elizabeth Mcl-largue F rank Whittinghill . Mr. Broshar I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD BQ J OURNALISM CLASS Editor . . . Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Mimeograph Operators . Typists . . . Artist Advisor FIVE 60 Word Pins Carolyn Coons . 69-2 Uzella Pennington . 61-3 . ...... Dick Gregory . Gene Proffitt . Carolyn Jenkins . . David Spolir . .... Arthur West, Max Brown Uzella Pennington, Barbara Branstetter, Carolyn Newton . . . . . . . David Carroll . Miss Martin MINUTE TIME WRITINGS 40 Word Pins 50 Word Pins David Carroll . 55-3 Carolyn Newton . 45-I Barbara Branstetter . 57-3 Arthur West . 45-Z Elizabeth McHargue 54-2 Dick Gregory . 43-2 Max Brown . 50-3 Carolyn Jenkins . David Spohr . 42-2 40-3 I9 g THE!--BLACKBOARD gif SENIOR MEMORIES August 30, 1955 - Organized Annual Staff. August 31, 1955 - Started selling annual ads, had pictures taken of school building. September 9, 1955 - Parents of seniors, faculty, and seniors enjoyed a pitch-in clin- ner at the school building. September 15, 1955 - Class went to Porter's Studio to have their pictures taken. September 24, 1955 - Class and guests had weiner roast and hayride at Lanny Goodall's. October 4, 1955 - Class had weiner roast and hayride at Barbara Branstettefs. October 10, 1955 - Class started play practice. October 26, 1955 - Senior Class presented play Comin'Round the Mountain. Class went to Carolyn Newton's, then to Dick Gregory's. November 3, 1955 - Class received pictures from Porter's Studio. November 16, 1955 - Class chose colors for annual backs. November 22, 1955 - Mrs. Townsend came and measured the class for caps and gowns. December 9, 1955 - Class decorated Christmas tree and building. December 1 7, 195 5-Class had pitch-in supper and Christmas exchange at Broshar's. December 21, 1955 - Sent orders to Josten's for Commencement announcements and cards. December 23, 1955 - Class had food sale at Jamestown Press Office, and Advance Hardware. January 10, 1956 - Class decided to go with Forlow on class trip. March, 1956 - Junior and Senior Prom. April 16, 1956 - Left for Senior Trip. April 25, 1956 - Returned from Senior Trip. April 27, I956 - Senior Class Day Program, dined teachers at Turkey Run. April 29, 1956 - Baccalaureate Services held at Granville Wells High School Gym. 2:30. April 30, 1956-Commencement held at 8:00 at Granville Wells High School Gym. SENIOR CLASS PLAY COMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Paw Skitter ......... Lanny Goodall Maw Skitter . . Elizabeth Mcl-largue Corney Bell Skitter . Uzella Pennington Dizzy Mae Skitter . Carolyn Jenkins Zeke Skitter . . . Alan Stephens Curly Skitter . . Max Brown Ellie Lou-DuFunny Carolyn Newton . Dick Gregory Robert Guernsey Edward Small . Gene Proffitt . Carolyn Coons . ..... Barbara Branstetter Hillbilly Band John Scott Arthur West, 'Frank.Whittinghill,.David Carroll, David Spohr Advisor ......... . Mr. Broshar Sammy Fester . Robert Bruce . Carol Hughes Doris Dean . THE BLACKBOARD SENIOR BABY PICTURES L 1 X I Z i i 1 1 . s i N 1 i V I TI-IE. BLACKBOARD 56 JUNIOR CLASS pv- First 1-ow: Carole llarting, lilaxilw Lay, lie-lf-ii Barton, Ronnil- Williams, .loame VVilliams, Kathryn VVQ-st, Ji-rry Dickson. St-4-oml row: uillill-1't'Y'G'2Lli2llill, .lim Bulb Smith, .l32l!'I'6il I'it4-rhark, Ben Drown, llowzlrd Swift, .loc Johnson, .lohu Pipes. 'l'hiril row: Marilyn illlllk, Mary Hoskins, Martha Hoskins, .lame Lranstetter, Alive Unlik- iiis, l.i11da.Owe11s, Tom Ailes. Fourth row: David Kinkead, Terry Proctor, Phil Smith, Kenneth Vvhiles, .lohh lliggins, lrzivid Olteaii, Bob Hubble. Fifth row: Daima Bidlemau, Mary Robison, Tudie Ebaugh, .lane Deniaree, Norman Vfoorlard, William Canada, Jim Hedge. Sixth row: Jerry Patterson, 3 I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 JUNIOR SNAPSHOTS ACTIVITIES In September, the Juniors held their magazine sales, grossing Sl ,745.7l . The class was awarded a plaque by the Curtis Company for the highest number of sales ever made for the company. Carole Harting and Tudie Ebaugh were the high salesmen for the class. A turkey supper was held December 3, at the school building. Other activities included selling cokes at ball games, a paper drive, the Jr. and Sr. Reception and Junior Play which were held in the spring. g We are therefore about to establish a school of the LorJ's service in which we hope io introduce nothing harsh or hura'ensom. - St. Benedict iL?eeev A T115 B HEC K B O A R D , J J, if SOPHOMORE CLASS Plliiretlrovvz Denny Gray, John Bntts, l'l1arlc-s 1C1HlTl6I't, Lewis Hoover, Rimflmrd Bailey, . ic f y , orn. 51561101113 PTY: C2H'01Y11 TFIDDY, Doris Crick, Pat Brown, Judy Stipe, Sharon I12l,'?,'Sd2'LiC, .' Hr ey . en illlli. 'I'hird row: Peggy Browning, .lean Illziclden, 'Betty Raumgardner, Mary Jane W'ething.g'ton, Phyllis VV6thi11,2,'tUI1, Clara Marshall. Fourth row: Delia Einberton, .Jane Shriver, Margaret Norris, Becky Smith, Mary Alice Bfflige. Meredith VValker. Fifth row: Cyril Ford, Jim Bob Graham, Bruce Wilhoite, Darrel Long, Alan Brown, Ron- nie Ebert. Sixth row: Aletha Kincaid, Sue Ann Steele, Jane Ford, Margaret Mangus, Sam Benge, Larry Hieston. l Seventh row: John Guernsey, Ed Henry, Charlie Pennington, E. J. Newton, John Ben- nington, Janet Shoaf. Miss Huffman, Sllfillsof- Absent ' Tom LOSSGOII. I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD 56 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES Scrap Iron Drive. Saclie Hawkins Day Dance -- November 28. Sophomore Class sweaters -- September l6. Judy Stipe, a member of the Sophomore Class, won a trip to New York. Ten Sophomores make National Honor Society. Plan trip to Turkey Run. Sold ice cream during the year. SN APS l'Vl1en there is an Income Tax, the just man will pap more and unjust less on the same amount of incomef' - Plato L, , ,L N. ,, NX Q N1 L., L-.4,w.?f A . ,, 2- c - . 5 - T 1 ,C . , AX- x ., Q, , ,, , ,R -Vxif, , mx' f . ,, 4' ' , ,A ww. .73 W. vw ,, W, X N -.. ,Lf -41. -1x , ,,,-,F V, ,ZW ... ,, R, Y . J, L 5. A xr LHrv'5?, 3' Q? if?'3A,2 1wT'i-gf,'?fff'f'f,:-'V QWYFW I , ,, B, , gwfvxk X. .vf,g,i:jrf1. V, , T31.f.,4,, . Rx .N-f V-'gm--'f , . M1 . ,f a ,1C',,.r'f mjw, qw- ws.: ,-,.f.wf.,gA. 1 .QL , 3 L I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 FRE SHMAN CLASS First row: Brenda Mae Neal, Judy Dir-ksion, Maxine Ragsdale, Harold Stoner, Norm McHz1rgue David VVO0clall, Jimmy Riddle. ' Second row: Shirley Graliain, Ann Ashley, Nancy Goodnight, Juliette Chelf, Dana Rhodes, Joyce McCul- lough, Sherele Osborn. Third row: Steve liariiiger, Freddie Robison, Keith VVitt, Morris Hover, Alvin Dale, Ted Darnell, Jimmy Pickering. Fourth row- Flonniu Mc-Kinney, Uarylon Montgoine ry, Martha Jane WVhiles, Brende Higgs, Marilyn Sc-ott, Donna Hedge, Harold limmert. Fifth row: Lonnie Shelton, Larry Kinkead, Rex Ste wart, Arvil Pennington, Sally Roberts. I9 'Ill-IE BLACKBOARD 56 FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES The Freshman class had a pre-Christmas gift exchange on December 23. On Monday, January 9, the Freshman class sponsored a skating party for the entire high school at the Lebanon skating rink. SNAPS I shall pass through this world but once. lf, therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can Jo, let me do it nonvg let me not defer it or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. - Etienne De Crellet L, THE BLACKBOARD FIRST TWELVE I9W , A THE BIUQQKBOARDW yy V y5,6 HIGH SCHOOL A TEAM Front row: Lanny Goodall, Denny Gray, Student Manager: Carolyn Coons, Eddie Henry, Student Manager: Dick Gregory. Back row: Mr. Everhart, Coach, jim Hedge: Frank Whittinghillg John Scott, Alan Stephens, Darol Long, Max Brown, Terry Proctor, Bob Hubble, David Carroll, Roger Gal- latin, Ronnie Ebert, Mr. Wright, Ass't. Coach. 1955-1956 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE New Market 5 7-49 North Salem 43-33 Brownsburg 67-59 Kirklin . 65-48 Perry Central 66-5 3 Avon . 5 7-5 3 Veedersburg 61-56 Lizton . 74-58 Pinnell 59-50 Ladoaa 83-62 Dover . SO-54 Coal Creek Twp. 69-6I North Salem 43-42 Whitestown 58-49 Pittsboro 64-58 Darlington 68-55 New Ross 60-43 19 L, BLUE 91,5511 ,DL LL A Se BASEBALL TEAM First row: llzlrold Stoner, Norman VVoodard, Hob Hu-bble, Ronnie Ebert, Jerry Dir-kson, liogox' Galliatin, .lim Hedge. Hack row: Mr. lGx'e1'lm1't, Coavh: .loo Johnson, John Pipvs, 'I'i-rry Proctor llnddv Dorn, Denny Gray. 1955 SUMMER BASEBALL SCHEDULE Pittsboro . ........ W, 7- 3 Dover . ....... W, l5- 3 Ladoga . L, 3- 4 North Salem . W, 9- 5 Darlington . W, 6- 2 Westfield . . W, I9- 7 Plainfield . . L, I3- 8 Zionsville . . L, I3- 8 Dover . W, 12- 5 North Salem W, 4- 3 Pittsboro . . W, 5- 2 Zionsville . L, l- 3 Whitestown W, I- 0 Boy's School L, 4- 3 Dover . . W, 9- 4 Darlington . . L, 5- 3 New Market . . L, 4- 3 Terre Haute - Finals L, 6- l Lacloga . . L, 5- l New Ross . ...... . Li, 3- Z Pinnell ..... - W, 5- COUNTY FALL LEAGUE Dover . ..... L, l5- 8 Thorntown ..... L, 5- I Zionsville L, 17- l Whitestown WY 7' I Pinnell . W, 6- 5 I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 B TEAM Front row: Denny Gray, Student Managerg Joe johnson, Fred Robison, john Batts, Larry Kincaid. Alvin Dale, Eddie Henry, Student Manager. Back row: Mr. Wright, Coach: Benny Brown, Darol Long, Terry Proctor, Ronnie Ebert, Harold Stoner, Bill Canada, Jim Hedge. BOONE COUNTY TOURNEY AT WELLS Zionsville . Wells . Dover Zionsville . Thorntown Zionsville Dover . Pike Township Zionsville . P innell . Dover . Zionsville Pinnell Zionsville Perry Central Whitestown Pinnell . Wells Dover . Thorntown SECTIONAL TOURNEY Perry Central Wells . Lebanon ' . Thorntown Whitestown Pike Township Dover . Pinnell . yh y il'HE yEylaAyQKBOAVRD y fy 56 CHEER LEADERS Lanny Gooolallg Carolyn Coonsg Dick Gregory - A Team Cheerleaders FRESHMAN TEAM Front row: Mr. Everhart, Coachg Harold Stonerg Harold Emmertg Jim Riclclleg Teil Darnellg Rex Stewart. Back row: Fred Robisong Norman Mel-largueg Alvin Daleg Larry Kincaid: Keith Win. I 9a A T HIE B L A C K B Off BQ IKIHV LJ JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Front row: Carole Prattg Lincla Prattg Patty Owens. Back row: Marvin Evansg Phillip Byers: Bob Elliottg Bill Leekeg John Eclensg Jim Browng Mr. Wright, Coach: Ronnie Jonesg Jeff Criclcg Freclclie Huckstepg Don Funk- houserg Ronald Barber: Phil Scott. JUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS Carole Prattg Lincla Prattg Patty Owens - Jr. Hi. Cheerleaders. It 9eMe e , , THEM MEI- A QK B22 lilo ,et TRACK TEAM Front row: Mr. Everhart, Coachg Bill Canadag Terry Proctorg Roger Gallating Jim Heclgeg Kenneth Whiles. Back row: Joe Johnsong Phillip Smith: Buclcly Dorng David Clteang John Pipes. ROCKETTES Left to Right: Carol l-lartingg Mary Louis Branstetterg Becky Smithg Dana Rhodesg Maxine Layg Carolyn Tappyg Patty Owens: Linda Owensg Bonnie Williamsg Mary Jane Wethingtong Miss Huffman, lnstructorg Carole Pratt: Martha Hoskinsg Martha Whilesg Sally Robertsg Clara Jean Marshallg Tudie Ebaughg Janice Yountg Brenda Higgsg Carylon Montgomeryg Kathern West. P I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 MR. JOHN F. CRICK, PRINCIPAL OF WELLS SCHOOL I wish to express my gratitude and thankfulness to the Powers That Be , both di- vine and human. The honor of being the first principal of Granville Wells Memorial School is likewise a big responsibility. The manner in which the community has welcomed the Crick fam- ily, the cooperative attitude of students and teachers, the faithfulness and efficicency of the custodians, cooks, and volunteer workers in discharging their various duties, the support and backing of Mr. John Spohr as trustee, of Dr. C. T. Malan as County Superintendent, the continuing interest of township, county, state, and national officials and agencies, the generosity and friendship of Dr. Herman B Wells and Mrs. Bernice Wells, supplemented by a similar spirit in the hearts of countless other pulblic-spirited citizens, and finding ex- pression in this great educational plant and its excellent facilities, -- all these are reasons for deep gratitude. As your principal, I feel sure that I speak for all the host of well wishers, deeply interested in you and your school. We hail the future as we salute you, the first graduating class of Granville Wells High School, --- the class of I956. M f- ic,-f Qu- 3:4 m Q, -. - nr, . w,,,L ' - gn Tf'..,',.1 - V-2 .,f'51 Mya: , LPN ' 4 , - ' ' ,' .X ,vivxgff - ...1w,j' 5, . NX,-'1,v - H ,.i'f,. ' A ,Agp 5' , '-.,'g,,f'A ' 4 , 5 .. k , , , x., ,A I, -f mf-,J-,.' - x- s N nz- , A 1 4, LN P 'Q . . y 7 ' - 51 A 1, Vx, 4, , ,1 , 'M .df ..,. +,,. f m 'Q '51 .A - f xx, , V -'A , ' 3 Va' iff, 41 742.4 ,v .,! wk. -.MN--. 1- h ff ,'- . ,Q ,QV-'4' L Qui! Q..L3i1Q-.sfa. H ' - M BLACQBOARD BAND Granville Wells High School Band - Miss Huffman, Leader CHORUS Granville Wells Chorus - Miss Huffman, Leader I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 ELEMENTARY BAND Granville Wells Elementary Band - Miss Huffman, Leader F. H. A. Front row: Linda Owens, Secretary, Clara Jean Marshall, Song Leader, Carole Harting, Vice President, Uzella P6UHl1lf2jtOll, Preswidentg Mrs. So-mmerville, Advisor, .lane Branstetiter, Parliarnentariang Daima Bidlernan, Historian, Tudie Ebaugh, Treasurer, Jane Demaree, Editor. Second row: Helen Barton, Alice Hankins, Mary Robison, Janet Shoalf, Mary Alice Benge, Jean Gladden, Maritha Whiles, Nancy Goodnight, Jane Ford, Margaret Mangus. Third row: Joane Willianus, Sally Roberts, Betty Baumgardner, Barbara Branswtetter, Elizabeth McHa.rxgue, Judy Stipe, Shirley Jenkins, Carolyn Newton, Carolyn Coons. Ones absent - Doris Crick. THE BLACKBOARD ' ,56 SUNSHINE SOCIETY 'Z W 1 I'u1'1I, rvw: nal-me hartin5, tmriesponuing Sei-retary, liarolyn Jenkins, Treasurer, .lane liranstetter, Vice President, Miss Martin, Advisor, Carolyn Moons, President, Jean Gladden, llec-1.rcLin,4 Secretary. Sevond row-Maxine liagsdale, Margaret Browning, Brenda Neal, Mar,2,'aret Nangus, .Janet Shoaf, Clara Jean Marshall, Shirley Graham, Iionna Hedge, Juli-- utte Chelf, Uarolyn Tappy, Dana lthoades, Helen Barton, Joyce Mt-Cullougli, Sherele Os- born. Third row--Judy Dickson, Mary Robison, .Jane Ford, Becky Smith, Brenda Higgs fwitlidrawnj, Mary Hoskins, Martha VV'hiles, Carylon Montgomery, Linda Owens, Xanry lioodniglit, Maxine Lay, Kay Scott, Alien- I-lankins, Tudie Ehaufzh. Fourth row - Ann Ashley, Sally ltoherts Martha Hoskins, Mary .lane VVetliing'ton, Phyllis VVothing'ton, lltllii lflnilrerton, Doris Crit-li, Ale-tha Kinvaid, .lanie Shover, Sue Ann Steele, Marilyn llonk, lion- nie Williams, Mary Alike l!en,a:'e. Fifth row -- .lane Deniaree, .loane X'Vllli2llllS, l'arolyn Newton, Pat Brown, liainia, Ilidleman, Judy Stine, lilizahelh Mellzirgiio, Shirley .lt-nkins, Sharon llaigsdalv, lizella Pennington, Betty l:?l,llIllLf2ll'flllt'I', llarlrara l'Iransti-tier, Kathryn VVest 4-H Front row: Carole Harting, Janet Shoaf, .1 tidy Stipe, Secretary: Jane Demaree, Vive Pres- ident: Carolyn Cloons, President, Lllrs. Summerville, Advisor: Mr. VVilson, Advisor: Hob Guernsey, Joe Johnson, John Guernsey, Bill Vanada, Linda Owens, Alvin Dale. Sevond POW- Tudie Ehaugh, Jean flladden, .Io Ann Riddle, Maxine Ragsdale, Sheryl Prom-tor, Clara Jean Marshall, Pefgggry Hrowiiing, Brenda Neal, Sharon Skug'f:,'sa, Sondra Neff, Sue Shubert, Paula Owens, Mareia Allen, Judy l'ic-kerinig, Karen Shoaf, Ronnie Gladden, Ann Shubert. Third row+Mary Jane Spohr, Sandra Shelton, Judy Canada, Janice Yount, Sharon Cros- treet, Patty llul-listen, Loraine Shoaf, Sandra AleHargue, Carole Pratt, Dana Rhodes, Janet llagsidale, Linda Pratt, Darol Pace, Marvin Evans, .lar-kie 'l'rinlett, Arlon Johnson. Fourth roXv+Patty Owens, Judy Triplett, Alive Hankins. Tlelreer-a Guernsey, Sharon llic-hardson, Patty Vvahlnian, Julia Hinkle, Nancy Goodnight, Her-ky Smith, Effie 'lnas NVQ-tliiiigtmi, Rex Stewart, .leff Crit-k. .lini Pli'liQl'lll2', Ted Darnell, Larry Rouers. Fifth row-Tlettv .Io Vlfeth- intfton. lllary .lane We-thinaton, Sally T10-berts, Kathryn West, Judy Ebert, Doris Crit-k, Sharon Ttaegsidale, .Tiin Riddle, Delia Eniberlon, Phyllis XVetliing'ton, Illililllil. Tiidelinan, .lane Branstetter, Robert Trippeer, Kenneth WVethington. ' I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 , HI-Y Front row: John Guernsey, Chaplain, Dick Gregory, President: Mr. Smith, Advisor: Bob Guernsey, Vice Pres-identg .lim Pickering, Secretary and Treasurer. Second row - Frank Whittinghill, Gene Proffitt, John SL-ott, Harold Stoner, Alvin Dale, John Ratts, Ted Dar- nell, Rex Stewart, Harold Emluert, Charles Em-mert, John Beuliingtou, David Spohr, Sam Benge, David Carroll, Bob Hubble, John Higgins, Alan Stephens, lien Brown. CUSTODIANS Mr. Clifton Shelton, Mr. Clifford Shelton I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 ii Jiimioa Ll3AiiJEif!AS ii i Front row: .lean Gladclen, Linda Owens, Tudie Ebaugh, Carolyn Cfmms, Janet Shoaf, Alive Hawkins, Mary .laiw VVL'thillg'U7Il. liar,-k row: Judv Slips, Slmron llagsrlzlie-, Jnlm f:lIl'IAllSt'Y, liuln f:llPI'llSL'y, llill Fziiizulzi, Imris Vrick, Carol lizirtiiig, Jauw Ileinuree. SUN RAYS Front row: Novalee Carter, Treasurer: Judy Ebert, Sec-re-tary: Jane- Bralistotter, Advisor: 'Fudie Eililllgxli, Adx'i:4Or: .Xlzlry Luis Branstetter, Vice President: Linda Pratt, President, Secnnrl row: Sharun Sliaggs, Darlene Hzini-om-k, Judy Canada, Rebecca Glu-rliscy, Judy 'i'rimJlLtt. Leslie Ann Foster. Third row: ,Rosalie litlerbzlczk, Patty Oltean, Sandra Shelton, Ilosemiariv Untorlnzu-k, Mar- :Qie Aliliev, N3B'fi9l1E1 'l'i1mnp:-non, Tlwnnie NVzirren. l Y Fourtlf row: Glenda Mr'Kinney, Betty .In WVctlxing.:ton, Patty Owens, Janice Xount, Carole Pratt, Marijane Spohr. THE BLACKBOARD COOKS Mrs- Allen, Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. Booker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. White BUS DRIVERS Mr. Jackman, Mr. Robert Owens, Mr. Shoaf, Mr. Purdy, Mr. Howard Owens, Mr. Ray Urifm X Pr - 1 1?1A , I . f ' - -w J. 1 ,Y ,',. '.p5a.x., 1' 1,'g'Q'f-. H .'.1.vj Y- - 'T ::'f1:?g' .:,:., 1 .. . ,, Lg? 4, ..,r . .hp f T 515-1? ,H ' 3,3 2119 ' 1,-L lzymv: ,V 9,13 - I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD 56 HONOR SOCIETY First row - left to right: Charles Emmert, Sharon Ragsdale, Jean Gladden, Judy Stipe, Meredith Vtlalker, Clara Jean Marshall, Phil Smith. Second row -- Kenneth Whiles, Shirley Jenkins, Pat Brown, Doris Crick, Helen Marie Ebaugh, Ronnie Ebert. Third row - Mr. Crick, Uzella Pennington, Miss Martin, ,Ioane Williams, Carole Harting, Bob Guernsey. Absent: Jerry Dickson. Those who received keys and certificates for the year 54-55 were: Seniors - Sue Ann Davidson, Lean- na Ebaughg Juniors - Uzella Pennington, Barbara Branstetterg Sophomores - Phil Smith, Kenny Whilesg Freshmen - Judy Stipe, Jean Gladdeng Eighth Grade - Rex Stewart, Alvin Dale, Seventh Grade - Patty Owens, Janice Yount. Miss Sue Ann Davidson earned the honor of being first in her class, thegelass of I955. She earned in her four years of high school, 32 A's, I3 Bis, and 3 C's. She won the D. A. R. contest in Boone County for her school. She was active in several school and community activities. The class of l956 is very proud of Sue Ann and can use her record as an inspiration to Clo better work. We hope that this honor will be sought after by a large majority of our students. The Granville Wells Band, under the direction of Miss Caroline Huffman presented sweaters, letters, bars, and stars to the seniors. They are: Carolyn jenkins 5 bars: David Spohr, 5 bars, Robert Guernsey, 3 bars, star, Car- olyn Coons. 6 bars, starg Gene Proffitt, a letter, 6 bars, l starg john Scott, a letter, 6 bars. The Jackson Twp. SSS of '55 won first place in the state safety contest at the state convention of the SSS, held at Lafayette Jeff on April 2, l955. Miss Mary Hoskins won first place in the Strawberry Festival held June 4, l955, at the Jamestown Parlcg Joyce McCullough won second place. It was sponsored by the S and C Club. I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD 56 MISS JUDY STIPE A high school student who has recently brought honor to her school is Judy Stipe, a member of the Sophomore class and an active member of the township's girls 4-H club. Judy was a winner in the State Demonstration Contest held at the state fairgrounds on September I. Her demonstration entitled Let Color be Your Keynote as You Decorate won first in competition in the state contest. A model of a room was featured in the clem- onstration showing how color might be employed economically and harmoniously to create a room of beauty and personality. As her reward for outstanding achievement, Judy was awarded a trip to Washington, D. C., the United Nations, New York City and other points of interest. She was one of sixteen girls and boys receiving top state honors in the different areas of 4-H clubs who made the trip September 9-16. Some of her other experiences included a TV ap- pearance, an interview on radio and giving her demonstration for local and several neigh- boring home economics clubs. Judy's successful achievement was the culmination of a year of hard work and plan- ning. Judy maintains a high scholastic record, is active in all school and extra curricular ac- tivities. Currently, she is serving as song leader and also leader of recreation in the county 4-H Junior Leader organization as well as holding office in her local 4-H Club. Mrs. Dorothy Sommerville, Advisor 4 x -' y ' 1 1 , :Sk jf, ,Vx ,A ff . .. fr -, .- ., 1 J x ,. 1' -f .NA - 'H . xv S, ., f- p. -. , k A V X r Q 1 4, - V., ,,,. . . , ., w . ,, , 1- :....'s54 7,13 N-,, .. , 1 1- -' ' - 5 . if if 5 3. ..f- -, Q p..'I-13142. 5. ,:, ', v 14, pf,fML3 Q, -1-j.,.1 1-MQ: 'a-4 . , ' A-, -Lilmm.-. ,.,,-Mu, , -ff-Lazxfmv-:SJ ,.1xgf.,A.:a,.,-.Miva .0-41. .,.:.Q-gsm -:.21..Zs5an,M'n1:i 'fi it it R I HE :BEARCE EQARRRQ it it :SQ EIGHTH GRADE - MR. EVERHART, SPONSOR Row l: Jeff Crivk, Sharon Slcfiggs, Darlene Hancock, Leslie Foster, 'Pom Shelton, Jim Burris, .lim Eimberton. Row 2: Mary Lois Rranstet-tt-r, Carole Pratt, Janice Yount, Bonnie Vkfurren, Marijane Spohr, Pat Owens, Rebecca Guernsey. Row Sl: John Edens, llosmarie Utterback, Naydene Thompson, Rosalie Utterback, Pat Oltean, Marvin Ford, Jim Brown. Row 4: Bet-ty Jo VVething't0n, Judy Canada, Phil Byers, Gerald Cummins, Gene Barton, Lonnie Mc-Kinney, Bob Elliott. ROW 5: Linda PFHUY Salidfa ShElit0n, Narsie Abney, Cleilda M1-Kinney, Novalee Parter, Judy Ebert, Judy Triplett. Row 6: Rick Weber, Bob Trippeer, Bill Leeke. Ronnie Jones, Marion Newkirk. I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD 5,6 SEVENTH GRADE - MR. SMITH, SPONSOR Row 1g Darrell Pace, Jimmy West, J. B. McKinny, Sondra Neff, Janet Pipes, Madonna Long, Marvin Evans. Row 2: Ronald Barber, Leroy S-hover, Larry Baunigardner, Don Funkhouser, Fern Pennington, Meredith Stoner, Kenneth Wethingtion. BROW 3: Julia. Hinkle, Beula Robison, Karen Jackman, Kay Hoover, Sharon Crostreet, Patricia Hucksltep, illy Witt, Row 4: Janet Ragsdale, Larry Rodgers, Freddie Huckstep, Johnny Dorn, Phil Scott. I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD 56 SIXTH GRADE - MRS. STEPHENS, TEACHER First row: Patty VVah1man, Orion Abney, Franklin Beck, Eric Foster, John Stine, Linda Newton, Sandra McHar9'ue. Second row: Mike Kinkead, Arlan Johnson, Gary Pittman, Jackie Triplett, Linda Graham, Yvonne Ro-bis-on, Eddie Woodall. Third row: Bobby Maddox, Jack Smith, Martha Osborn, VValIy Ream, Sue Shubert, Junior Hatton, Kay Smith. Fourth rowg Marvia Allen, Judy Pickering, Sammy Carter, Sammy Fisher, Olney BEC-Kinney, Jerry Rosen, Larry VVhitting'hi11. Fifth row: Sharon Richardson, Loraine Sihoaf, Carolyn Henry, Sheryl Proc-tor, Linda Poole. Sandra Gearld fno picturej, I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 FIFTH GRADE - MRS. HARTING, TEACHER First row: Karen Shoaf, Effie Wetliington, Harold Branstetter, Judy Owens, Paula Owens, Faye Ander- son, Carole Reed. Second row: Sh-aron Johnson, Sharyl Reed, Mary Vaught, Robert Hopper, Wendell Brown, John Nickels David Jackson. Third row: Mike Reese, Kaye Anderson, Max Wooidall, Su Esta Darnall, Carol Jackson, Ennis Pennington John Trippeer, Fourth row: Steven Leeke, Linda Shover, Robert Ra gsdale, Jo Ann Riddle, Carol Dorn, Clyde Ware, Sam- . Russell, mgifth row: Anne Shubert, Bonnie Gladden, Sandra Purdue, Karen Poole, Jean Ann Hedge, Harry Miller Billy Scott, Willia.n1 Burdine Cnoi pictureb. S19 THE BLACKBOARD 56 FOURTH GRADE - MRS. ROSS, TEACHER Firsft row: Mildred Emberton, Larry Dickey, Larry Roe, Phillip Redman, Connie Crosstreet, Shirley Hicks, Nancy Shelton. Second row: Jean Owens, Larry VVilliams, Alvin Spa ulding, Brenda Wheat, Hazel MCHargue, David Reed, Janet Reynolds. Third row, Carol Ann Hankinis, Andrea Hoskins, Tommy Leigh, Tommy Byers, Bobbie Joe Neff, Thomas Wething't0n, Jannice Swain. Fourth row: Alan Hankins, David Hatton, Peggy Burton, Diane Fos-ter, Patty Wethingiton, William Higgs, Donna Dale. Fifth row: Rebecca Graham, Ro-nnie Elliott, Linda Neff, Linda Stoner, Thomas Hinkle, Dickie Sc-ott, Walter Day. 1 THE BLACKBOARD 56 THIRD GRADE - MRS. REED, TEACHER First row: Diana Eaton, Alan Heath, Gale Swinford, Robert Bevington Cmolvedb, Joyce Neff, Janet Newkirk, Elaine Osborn. Second row: David Wethington, Carlyle Robinson, Barbara Yount, Pauletta Thompson, Charles Pittman, Dixie Chanley, Kathleen Hopper. Third row: Roddy Gelarld, Donald Beam, Fred Osborne, Joyce Abney, Thomas Pennington, Diana Powers, Sue Rosen. Fourth row: Otis Huckstep, James Edenls, James Burch, Candy Dale, Stephen Wormack, Shirley Pepple, Alinda Hicks. Fifth row: Charles Oltean, Judy Perkins, Patrina Ford, John Ford, Luann Gren, Donna Trenft, Marilyn Brown. Sixth row: Billy Stonebraker. No picture - Rosemary English, Patty Pratt. I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE - MRS. BYRD, TEACHER Fxgrsit rowll Slim-ry Houk, Karen lEng.1'lisil1, Michael Raringer, Donald Hucksitep, Robert VVuaver, John Dooli- er, oe Cric . Second row: Julia Downs, Nancy Bransitetter, Janice Atkins, Jane Shuhert, Lea Trendelnian, Raymond Carter, Tom Owens. Third row: Linda Mangus, Suzanna Leeke. Paul Dale, Ellen Jacksion, Bernire Dennisi, Jo-hn Rhoades,Ja1nes MacKinnon. Fourth row: Pamela Rosen, Patsy Knox, Larry Gerald, Martha Hicks, Julian Owens, Ricky Mitchell, Al- bert Long: . A 5 , Fifth row: Alan Foster, Bobbie Jones, John Smith, Mary Rosen, Bonnie Hicks. I9 TI-IE BLACKBOARD' 56 SECOND GRADE - MRS. EVANS, TEACHER Firsit row: Merrill Henry, Judy Wethingiton, Andy Thompson, Eva Russell, Billy Graham, Paula Foster Michael Walker. Second row: Riclh-ard Hubble, Delores Briles, Jenifer Stewart, Gilbert Kaiser, Judy Elliott, Betty Powers Donald Hatton. , Third rowg Robert Ford, Joe Smith, Dennis Sears, Sue Thompson, Wayne lvllcl-Iargue, Sharron Elliott Bobby Halford. Fourth row: Kathy Dorn, John Burris, Karla Hoskins, Catherine Linn, Billy Mitchell, Darlene Pace. I9 THE! BLACKBOARD -Y, sp I SECOND GRADE - MRS. HANKIN S, TEACHER I First row: Harold Day, Robert Dickey, Richard Bea m, Don Sc-ott, Ronald Spivey, Rf-x Niuhols, Danny Me- n ire. Second row: Linda Graves, Marsha Ottinger, Madonna WVa1ker, Judy Heath, Brenda Thompson, Lynn Higgs, Shirley Hoyt. Third row: Ronald Leigh, Ronald Edrington, Wayne Henry, Stephen Johnson, Norman Sweet, Harry Shov- er, Robert Walker. Fourth row: Melvin McCullough, Thomas Hannis, Sheryll Furbee, Samuel Ha-tcher. Gary Emmert. Craig' Foster, Kenneth Adkins. THE BLACKBOARD 56 FIRST GRADE - MRS. HILL, TEACHER First row: Gary Anderson, David Brown, Gerald Richardson, Phil Burris Cloyce Hedge, Donnie Crostreet, Bruce Vifornack. Second raw: Terry V-aught, Mike Dale, Ricky Spivey, Pfaul Osborne, .Tack Myers, Kenny Mitchell, Marsha 'Wheat. Third ruwg Carolyn Wethington, Penny Sweet, Julia Hubble, Karen Kaiser, Cheryl Faulkinbury, Evelyn Lewis, Betty Trent. Fourth row: Janet Johnson, Brenda Smith, Patricia Abney, Kathy Emmett, Diana Pierce, Jurlv Higgs, Mary Dickey. Fifth row: Kathy Knox, Karen Hoskins, Norma McKinney, Chris Hoivermale, Barbara Vileaver, Glenda Thompson, Bonnie Swinford. Sixth row: Mike Hoskins. ' 'Zo ,, CECCIHJ? EB L A C fi5fQPio1la,s so E Z6 FIRST GRADE - MRS. NORRIS, TEACHER rlow: Brenda Hatton, Ann VVeber, Terry Whiteman, Denna Bidleman, Charles Hoskins, Toni Durham, .1 1 oi ns. Second row: Cynthia Ryan, Jim Eaton, Bonnie Downs, Pamela Perkins, Myra Sue Hedge, Carolyn Mitch- ell, Jim Clark. Third row: Janice MacKinnon, Kristin Parks, Darlene Leigh, Lee Ebaugh, Mark Redman, Terry Bottoms, Jerry Swank. Fourth row: Barbara Spaulding, Maria Mirelez, Marilyn Kincaid, -701111 W0O'd2lFd, Terry Ford, Charles Powers, John Bevington. . . I Fifth row: Jerry Elliot, Di-an Abney, Deborah Reed.M1k6 Muller, -11111 Bean, Shefllfl T1T0'IY1Dson, Bonnie Mc- Kinney. 1 l THE BLACKBOARD SNAPS L ,,.,k.f-., X . g. X5- -xv.xfm-ffff-W :www p x J'-'raw-ff -1' Q-Wu wwmama-.:vi.'-. , . '-yn , , K1 , M., V. ., -X :LA w. 1 , . P- N.. :VL f wg! 5' 5-y C' . . s . ' L.. 1 Q, - - ' Q. X , J.. ,. ., '- SJ 1 . .,' , K . bf' 4' . ,rin -' . 5' A V' f ,L .' wwf .'. 'N 1 ' r , 1' 1,5 1-' Y ,Q , 5 ' , Q 3 .Qi V' 2 , , W f 1 ' , 'L ' X ' wi 5 Fw' fy ft- --ia, .. 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W. POULTRY FARM I Phone 119-A i EGGS U. s. GRADE 1 Jamestown, Indiana 2 FOR EITHER CASH, OR ON CONTRACT -nnin,.1....- 1 H1nn..unlnu..umlnxilun.-.m.1,,,,1uu.-nn-.nun...u -uu-nn-nn-un..una.un1.nnn.1nn1.ml.mln..1.,n1..,,i..q.-...il-4. MCGINLEY 8z ROBERTS Clothing Company Better Clothes for Men and Young Men 104 South Lebanon Street Lebanon, Indiana : -nn...m1nu..nn-lm-uH-HI:-UH-Hn-mu-m.-.m-.m.-.m- T-..,.i..,.-:.,.....,.......-.nu....,,in.......,.1nu1.m-un..,.,,..,:,, Compliments of MYERS PHARMACY Phone 1 Jamestown Indiana - FARMS OF ALL KINDS i If You Keep Renting, Itis Your Own Fault PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST FARM MORTGAGES I-lerbert Johns Phone 86F21 Jamestown, Indiana .g.i..........................-....-....-..,..... - - .. - - - - - - - ... - - .., - ... .......-.,..............,g. I9 THE ELACKBOARD 56 alan'1nn,-nl,nn-inn..unllm1nuu....nn1un1..,,im... T H E B L A CLK QpApR Q p p1M i 4, -nn-nu1.n-1m--nu-nn1w1willu1uu1nn-nn- 1 :fa -.nu1mainu,nu..un-.m:1un.-un-nn1.uu1nn Compliments Of Makers of the World's Finest Wheel Chairs Fine Quality Invalid Equipment Since 1919 AMERICAN WHEE.L GHAIH UU., ING. LADOGA, INDIANA 1nn1uu1 ....nnlml,m:11m-nu-union-un-nn1nn1-nv Compliments of THE NURTH SALEM STATE BANK I Deposits Insured in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1nn1uu,un..,,,,-un-m.1m.1 1 ... :1 n-uninn-zmiuu--uninn1.nn1nu1 -. -. 1 EARL B. cox Furniture Store NORTH SALEM INDIANA Phone 7 1nln1nuim.1l .... 1 .... 1. 1 -.1-. -. -. 1 I9 THE BLACKBOARD Q.,,....m.........,...1 1 1 ....,n..m,..,.H1....1nn...-nu-...I.,....lln1....,.,1,.,,......l..-.....1.m......1......,,1 1 1 1 .- 11 ,P Q COMPLIMENTS T of paul A. Qedman 5 LIMESTONE i l ROADSTONE I Q GRAVEL g FERTHJZER SPREADING 2 i 2 COMPLIMENTS of DAVIS GAS, Inc. North Salem, Indiana 5 3...--.... --------..---..--- - 1 -g -..-. ..,.... Q. -,.,.1,...1 1 1 1 1:1 1 y.1mf1,m-..m1,,H1W1W1W1nu1:m....'m-.lm1,m1.m1W1,m1,.,,1,,..1uu1,,,,1 n1uu.... 1im1un1 111:41 1mv1rm11m1m1 I9 Tlfl E BLACKBOAARDd A A 56 ..4m.-.vm1 1 1 .1 1u1un1 pi. 1un..,. 1 1 1 1:..m:1,m1uu1ml1nn1..m11.1.1W1M11mi1m.....m.1m11un si. The Jamestown Press MELVIN L. HILLER Publisher Established in 1873 J AMESTOWN INDIANA It has been a pleasure Working With the Class of 1956 in printing the Year Book Compliments of 1AMEsmwN LUMBER cn., mc. LUMBER, COAL, TILE,q FENCING AND FARM SUPPLIES Individually Owned and Operated Jamestown, Ind. Phone 17 1 -:1 -nu1un1,m1uu1uu1nn1 1 1nu1m PEPPLE'S STAN AHD SERVICE Gasoline - Motor Oils Accessories - Tires Wheel Balancing - Batteries ONE FILL OF PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE GUARANTEED FOR ALL WINTER Phone 52 Jamestown, Ind. 1lm1m,...uu1,,,,1nn...nn1nn1nn1n1:1nn1nn...nn1xm...1,111,1111nn-1lm1nu1lm11m111II1-nn-Inn--.Ily--1m1uu11111111111 j -gm THE BLACKBOARWI? 56 -s---- ' '- -I ----- 1'i1 - - - - '-'- - - '-i- - '- - - - '- - 'f - 1--- - -' - -- - '-'- - - - - '-'- ------ - - --He- I CONGRATULATIONS and W I i BEST WISHES 1 i to the 2 GRADUATINGCLASSOF56 i from 2 THEOLDESTBANKIHJBOONE Q C 0 U N T Y Q qnstabushedlssvy T CITIZENS STATE BANK T Mem, pede ,.l D e,os in nsu,.nce Cm., ,a.i on L- .1.i ..., ----- --hz ---- Mm-- -fvf ---------- -M-1 ma T Q T I-lovermale 591 I-ledge Inlewmfiomzl Hamfefler Dmlm' 2 FARMBMUHHNERY 5 I I REFR1GERAToRsand i I 3 TRUCKS T L Jamestown, Indiana : 1 .5.,.,-..,....,..-....-,.....,,,.-..,.-,,,.- .. ...,... ,- .... .. - ,- - - - - - ..,... ..,......,,.-,...-......m.-,..!. THE BLACKBOARD 5 I 9 g gm -.nn...l-n.. un..lm... lm1lm.....m1.mluninu....nu-un..ml-lm C Sz S RADIO Sz TV Max Newton Zenith Emerson Phone 159 Advance, Indiana ln...nn....miW1...,1nnl1uu1nu1....1...,1,,,,1,, 1...-,, Compliments of ROBERT BOB KNOX Phone Advance 94 Farm Bureau S Petroleum ,,.1,.,..... 14.I..-uuiuulI4ulnnlnnlnu.-W.-.I .-mlm, Congratulations from MR. Sz MRS. P. L. MYERS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lebanon, Indiana Phone 70 nz..-nuinull-n1my1In1n....inu.-nu-m.-nn...nn1nn1.nu-lm-. B-K ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Soft Drinks and Sandwiches U S 231 Crawfordsville, Indiana -nu.1m-....n -nn ...nf-..ln.1nn1lm1my..I4ninn-Mun..nn.-.m.-,,,,1.m...un1un1 Compliments of ADVANCE CAFE Phone 129 Everyone Welcome Advance, Indiana Vic and Ria Booher JONES' GROCERY Phone 32 Advance, Indiana ..-lm... nn.. un1nn1nn1lnn:1nu1nn-nn-un-nu-un-nn A 8a W ROOT BEER DRIVE IN Soft Drinks and Sandwiches Highway 136 Crawfordsville, Indiana Work Shoes Work Clothes Childrens Shoes Shoe Repairing Shoe Supplies ANDY'S SHOE SERVICE Ladoga, Indiana l 4 I ofa ......,.-.....-........,..-....-....-...,-....................,.,...,........-....-....-....- .,......-...,-....-....-....-....-....-....-...... ,......- 4. uinu,m....m1m:1.u111ml-..m1un1nu..un-.nun i11111-ullvHuvnlvvlnlvllvlvxllxvnnulglvllf'ulvullvuuvx .-Im-. ....un...uu...un-ur:-nu-nu-nu-ns:-anzu..-nu.-un THE BLACKBQARD W -.I.H1I,.,1nn-nn..nu.-nu..an:-un-minu-nu-nun-nn-un LEATHERS SALES CO. Lizton, Indiana Phone 770 Wholesale 81 Retail Ball4Point Tube Paints Stamped Needlework Transfer Patterns Hot Iron Transfer Craft Supplies Compliments of GEISLER IMPLEMENTS COMPANY Lizton, Indiana John Deere Implements I-nn-:vu1un-mn-nm-nm1nn-nn-nninnn-nn-nn1i:n Compliments of FAULKINBURY BARBER SHOP Advance, Indiana -nn1un- un-lm-un--uu-nn-nn-nn-nu-nn-nn-nu TAYLOR - SMOCK CO. HOUSE FURNISHINGS Furniture-Rugs-Linoleum Phone 57 216 West Main Lebanon, Indiana nz-nnnn11yl.-auvnivnnl Compliments BOUSE DRUG STORE Ladoga, Indiana Phone 96 -lmllml 1..n1.m.-nu-un..un.1nu...un1nm..n 1uu1un1 Compliments of STATE BANK OF LIZTON Lizton, Indiana Member of F. D. I. C. .-nn-un-ml.-.min1:1nnv1nu-nu-nu-:div -in-m....uu--n IRELANDS Jewelry Diamonds Watches Gifts 208 West Main Street Lebanon, Indiana -un-nin--nuinuinII-uu-uu--uu1un1nlu-nn-nnn1nn1.nn JACKSON Sz DOYLE'S SERVICE STATION and GROCERY Road 52 South Phone 1739 Lebanon, Indiana gf. 11:n-un-nn--nn-un-nu-un-unilm1u'n--un-mx-nm-un-nu-n -M1nu1nu-nu--ann::m1nn1nn.-un-.nutun-.vul... gig 56 I 9 -mr-- -wv1vm-lm-n::.1..v:--un-uu-l,n-uni. R. T. BAKER Adding Machines Cash Registers Typewriters Jamestown, Indiana Phone 147 Sales 8a Service TI-IE BLACKBOARD 5 m1,,,,1 .m....UtHH...H,1...m,Hu1m...m,1un,.mlnn.-nu.-.nu1.,,,1,,,,-. HERFF-J ONES CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Jewelers to GRANVILLE WELLS HIGH SCHOOL George Craven, Rep. 1uu...4m..vun,ml,lm,lu-.4nluu-nu...m.1..,.1,.,,..,,,,..,,,l. i u-m4-u1:-.,u-my1nn-nH-uniuu-uuniun-nn..nu1uu1 THE D. H. GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY GREEN FIELD, INDIANA Ilepresentative - DOUGLAS WEST HosK1Ns 1. CG. A. Groceries - Meats Dry Goods - Shoes Jamestown Phone HOME CAFE YOU'RE - ALWAYS WELCOME Jamestown, Indiana 1 nn-.n:w-- W E I R ' S Shoe Store Crawfordsville, Indiana 11111-nu--Huinn--11:11mrvlulinurnxlvullilluv-lulvllllvlll Compliments of JESSE ,C. PENNINGTON Lumber 85 Roofing Phone 25F20 Jamestown -m..-mi-uH1uullnli....1.m-,,,,-.n1ivw-..m1nn--nu,mv OLGA EVERHART Beauty Salon Jamestown Phone 124 do -.1-4-lm-HH-.4H-.1H-nu-ml--nn-ml-m.-..m..4.,.- -ml-mf-my-lm-lm-,m-im- -1 - -...--.H-,m-.m...m- 1-ml -nu I' g W T I-I K B O PIR Dhg wh g J 6 -1-- .-.i - --.- - .-.. - ...1 - .-.- - -,.A - -1-, - ---- - --,- - -l,- - ---- - ---- - '--i - Illl - i-'- - ---' - -'K- - '--- - -1.- - -.-- - .--- - .i-- - -1-1 - ---- - .-.- - .-.- - ---- - ---- --an B CO., HOYT RADIO 82 ARNARl:NfgRAIN TELEVISION BARNARD, INDIANA F d, Grain, Coal, Seed SALES and SERVICE Faifn Sup-plies, Fertilizer Phone 1333 Grinding Sz Mixing J t Indiana ONE STOP SERVICE mes OWU' GOODRICH FEEDS FUNK'S TOM WEBER I G A Hybrid Seed Corn R. E. Faulkinbury Advance, Indiana Phone 4F13 Compliments of JAMESTOWN GRAIN COMPANY Grain, Coal, Fee.d, Seed Fertilizer, Farm Supplies Phone Jamestown 5 mimllun-ml1nu..uu--uu-nn-nn-nn-uu-nuiun-un ELLIOTT-WILLIAMS CO. Indiana's Largest Direct UFIRED HEATING CONTRACTOR inn,nn,uninn-un-uu1um-nnu- -uninsn- STANDARD OIL AGE NT Jamestown, Indiana Phone 43 Standard Oil Service at Your Door '11un,nu-.mainn,nn1nn1nn1lul1nulnniuu1nu1n..1 CECIL R. CLARK CO. EXTERIOR - INTERIOR PAINTING, DECORATING 211 South Green St., Tel. 246 Crawfordsville, Ind. -ml..lu.,.mllm,.1.I--uniuvi-nn,un1m.1,,,,1,.,,-,,,.-,,,,1 BILLINGSLY POULTRY FARM for Fries, Hens, Turkeys Also Custom Dressing Jamestown, Indiana Phone 96F13 1-llll-Lillie-llllvnllvnu11111111111uu1uuLuuvll1- 1-nn-un-un1 1nn1uninu:nn-Qun--nu-.nn-nu1nn1un...uu1nu1 Tl-IE. BLACKBOARD I 9 VM MWAggn Wkng M W 5 -lm-.UH1u-.1mv...nu...mlvw1.nvl-un-1.411l....-lpllillllinlueinuI-1uuiluv-un IVAN'S MARATHON SERVICE Wheel Balancing Gas-Oil-Grease Thorntown, Ind. Phone 45 -nu1nn1ml-Hn-UH1nm1nn-nn-HIn-nn....nn-nun-nn-u.u CALL HEFFNER'S POULTRY for Best Prices on Eggs Ph. 10-11 New Brunswick un1nn..-un1nu-nn-.uninm-nn-un-uu-1nn-nnn-un-uu- B E L L ' S B The Store for Men Crawfordsville, Indiana miuu- 1Hn-4.n-.nnn-rnr11un14nn1nn-I,-. .-.m---l:a- Compliments of STATE BANK OF ADVANCE FREDERICK'S I. G. A. Groceries - Meats Fruits and Vegetables New Ross Phone 212 wt.ml,lm-...+I-lm-unnln1 1 -anniun-uuinnnn-uni SCHLOOT FURNITURE COMPANY Crawfordsville, Indiana -nn-nn- -n:v-nninninn-nu-un-nn-uni -nn--.I J UNE'S CAFE Short Orders Lunches Soft Drinks Advance, Indiana -nn....m-1nw-notnn1m...m:1.unluninuluu1un1un-.urn MELSON Sz SON Dry Goods Shoes Groceries Advance, Indiana -nu-un1 1 1nn1uu1nn-nn-um-un- :- ... .-nn1nu:m.-u1un-nn-nu-nminn-nn-.nn-nm1:1111 -. ,1 .1M.,ln-Hu....uH1.nn-unim.....nn1nn1nn-. A TI-lE BLQHCKBO-ARD 56 -Muni 1 ..uu.....uu.-nn...m1uninn-nn-nn.-nu1uu1 Compliments of THE GOLDEN RULE, INC. 103 E. Main Crawfordsville, Indiana l....,m.....,.1m.....,,.,1,,H1.IH1ml1ml.-n..-nniuuluuiuu SQUIRE SHOP 210 E. Main Street Crawfordsville, Indiana Boys Sz Student Clothing Boy Scout Trading Post inn-uu-nu-nun-nn-nu1nu1W1nn-nn-nn1uu1uu1un- RED CHANEY Motorcycle Sales 201 East South Blvd. Crawfordsville, Indiana World's Finest Motorcycles :linu-nn-nn-un-nn-:minu1inu11'n...nu1nu1nn1.:u HICKSON'S CAFE Thorntown, Indiana uuinnlnn-.nu..nn Nationally known brands of men's clothes at popular prices S T E C K ' S Crawfordsville iunlunl llnqlnnluulnnlnnlnnlnnlunl 1111111111 HALL'S Harley - Davidson Sales Motorcycles Parts Accessories 505 E. College Street Crawfordsville, Indiana I uinnn-nu-nu1nn-nnlnnlnn1ml,nnlunlunluu.-null MODERN CLEANERS West Side of Square Lebanon, Indiana Phone 348 -mu-nu.- fl ...Hn...uu...nn1uu..uu.-:min .. ..nu.-nn, Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK Thorntown, Indiana Phone 78 1uu...uu1nn.-nu-un1nu1nn1nu-nn--nu-un-n 1nx1nn--11.11 1 1 -nn1uu--uu1::1:11:11--uuillxli 1 u1nn1 1nniuu-un-.un-.uu...uu..nm.-nm,nn1un1 ' 9 T H E1 B LA QK595 RPA ... A M5126 4. ..,.,.-- - ,-',....,.-.,,,-W-,.,,-.,.,-,,..-,.,.-........,......,.-.,..-.,.,-.,,....,...-,,,,-A.1-AA-..,,-,,..-,.........-....-...,-,.,,.. Q. SHELBY GHEVRULET, ING. Serving You For 54 Years 1902 - 1956 CARS TRUCKS Phone80 LEBANON, INDIANA M1nn--uniml1.milm-mlinn-H111Au1nn1un-nm....nn FEATURING THE FINEST' NAMES I Athletic Equipment 0 Photography O Hunting 0 Fishing 0 Luggage Q Sportswear O Hobby Supplies THE SPllRTSMAN'S SHUP Crawfordsville, Indiana 126 E. Main Street Boone County's Only SPORTING GOODS STORE Everything in SPORTING GOODS AWARD SWEATERS AND JACKETS HHJDEL SPORTS CENTER 115 E. Main Phone 2066 A Lebanon, Indiana - : ...,IwillA-.AA1,,..-,,,.1All-AI,1M1...I1,,,,1nu..uu1nn...uu JAY M A R T I N ' S .IAMESTIIWN HARDWARE GUMPANY Phone 19 gig 1nn:nn-An1nn....nu111:11-un-lmiuu...uninn....nn1unn1nu1nu1n 1 1 1 :1uu1um1n -. .-.m.- X.. 1nu-:nu- TI-IE BLACKBOARD 5 -unl-nu-nn-nu-nu1lm-lm..nn-nn...un1nu1ml.--uu- A NEW RUSS, GRAIN COMPANY Dealer In Custom Grinding Fertilizer GRAIN COAL FEED SEED Phone 8 NEW ROSS, INDIANA -un1nn-uniuu--uu-nn1uu1uuluu....uu...nn-nu-nu-nun PETE'S 5 81. 100 STUHE Jamestown and Thorntown A complete line of variety merchandise A friendly place to shop for all your everyday needs. uu-nuvm-W1nn--nn--nn-uu...nn.-nu-nn-nn.-nn..nu.1nn1 NIATER 81. SPENCER Thorntown, Ind. Phone 28 GENERAL HARDWARE GAS and ELECTRIC APPLIANCES THERE'S NO GAS LIKE SKELGASN NEW IDEA and DUNHAM FARM EQUIPMENT we-uvu-un..-nu.-Hu-un-nn-nnlnninuinnn-nnn1uu-uu-- PINNELL - GUUMBS LUMBER GUMPANY Phone 6 LUMBER and COAL EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN BUILDING MATERIAL Lebanon, Indiana 4. -un1nu1mu-I 1 1 -uu..un1nn1u 1 y....,.111,I,inn..,ln1,..l1ll.l1n.,1 -. .. ...H1 1 1.m...,m1n,l11n,-. M TI-IE BLACKBOARD gi. -.,1,1 1 1 1nrf1nu1uu11.411nu1.nn1.m1nu1nl-1uu11m14.u1uu1lm1ml-m.1. 1 1.1 --ml-u 4, Qiggims Qegal Store COURTESY-SERVICE-QUALITY Phone 80 ADVANCE, INDIANA C O M P L I M E N T S of The Stanclarcl Service ancl Garage Phone 8 ADVANCE, INDIANA 1mm-.nu1l..,1...,1.,.,1..,l1 1 1 1 :1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111uu.-.m1nm1nn1uu1 2' Ai ' 9 IH E ,B If 929191062 B111 COMPLIMENTS Z I of ! own XZ ountry I i CURB SERVICE L PRIVATE DINING ROOM - LEBANON BY-PASS Phone 1715 T Q H I LEBANON, INDIANA +u1.,,.1uu1 1 1 1 1nn1un..nn1un1nn1nn1nn1un1nn1uu1m,1lm1ml1nu1u11:-1 1 4. - - 1nn,uu THE -.A 1 .14m.-nu....lm1'mi.1ni.m1un-.n.4..un1unn PAUL ll. TAUER 81. SUN F L O R I S T S Established in 1900 501 E. Noble Street Phone 367W LEBANON, INDIANA Bonne cnumv sms BANK A S S E T S Over 39,000,000 LEBANON, INDIANA 1,,,,..un..m.1I,I,1.,,I1,I,,1....1.,.,...,.,1.m-.m.-un1lnuv.- 1...Il.ml,mlml.....m.-nn1nl-inn,M1mu-nn....m..1un1,,,,1 FLUYU U. PERKINS BRAND NAMES FURNITURE 203-205 S. Lebanon St. Lebanon, Indiana un...lm1nn.nmlun,-vuviuullnui .nu1nu1un NEW RUSS LUMBER UUMPANY PHONE 1 .-nu.-uuinu.-uuiuu1nu1nu1un.-un..m:...nu-1un1nn1lnu1lnl1 1 1 1 1 1: -1 1L- 1 11: I 9 N T I-I E B L A C K B O A A-P 1:1Ainninn-AA1Inu1nn-4.n-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nn-nnu1InI-Au1nn-nwtuu1nn-nu1A141nn-xunainullmn-vnu FUR YUUR LANITS SAKE SOW DAVIS SEEDS LEBANON, INDIANA -un--nn1un-An--nn1nu1nun-nn-nu1:nn1un1uu1nu1 COMPLIMEN TS of , THE YARII STICK So. Lebanon Street L E B A N O N SEW Sz SAVE ALWAYS GLAD To SERVE YOU MITCHELL 81. BERRY D R U G S Phone 3 Lebanon nu1un-uu-:nn-uu--nn-inn-uu-nn-nun1un1 1m-nn- DE M088 FU D MARKET 1102 S. Lebanon St. LEBANON, INDIANA Open Until 8:00 P. M. MONDAY through SATURDAY inn-nutun--unluminal:-nn-nn1ungnn1nnl1uuu:nn1uu1nu1uu1 .-nn1nn-nn-nnirx-111:1111:niuninninn-.ull L? I A A I PITCH? 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BULACKBOQAL-RD .9 -...........-A..-A.......-....-....-...,-....-....-..A-................-. 4. -uniun1uu1Ionian-nn--uui-nn.-nn-un1uu....uu-mn--nu FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JllSTEN'S Since 1897 Representative Ken Eslinger 2019 Crawford Terre Haute, Indiana 1In-.ulliuniuni-un.-un-lm111.1-nllvilnv.-An1.m-uu...uu- A. L. HUUK 81. SUN A. L. Houk A. K. Houk Georgia Houk RELIABLE INSURANCE FOR OVER 55 YEARS Jamestown, Indiana KENNETH G. WALKER FUNERAL HUME EXPRESSED THROUGH SINCERE SERVICE Lady Attendant AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 95-A Jamestown -A1,1AA-nu..-m--m..,nn1nn1unim-...ml-. ,m..nu......fm-uni LUN J. PRUGTUR REAL ESTATE INSURANCE FARM LOANS Jamestown, Indiana Phone 98 -un-uu--nu1un--nu-nn...An...nn...nn..nu1un...nu-un1un1nn-uu...un-ul- --uuiun--: --un1nn1lm- - -unr- 56 THE BLACKBOARD 1 1 1,1..H1...I1...I1,,,,1,.,,1,.,,1,...1nn1nn1.m1.m1..n..-m.1un1nn1nn1 1 1 i1 1 CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIOR CLASS T e re iess ompany, V UC. LEBANON, INDIANA Your Ford Dealer 1 1 1 1 1 1 1.1lm...-In1-m1,m-.m111,.41,,,,1....1 1.1.1 1 1 1 1 1 COMPLIMENTS of ADLER Q91 CCD., Inc. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1un1nn1nn1nn1.m-.nn1 1 'S' l -1- 19 TI-IE BLACKBOARIQ N 5 Kincaid Auto Sales Chrysler - Plymouth i SALES and SERVICE LEBANON, INDIANA 200 S. Meridian Phone 1184-1185 Q VOWIOIS UFS Flower GHC! QTQQHLGUSGS WHEN WORDS FAIL YOU SAY IT WITH FLOWERS 121 Copeland Dr. T Phone 245 We Deliver Anywhere Telegraph Service VIOLET AND KENNETH L Brownsburg - Indiana n1.1111.-111 1 1 1 .-111111111111111111111111111111111111111-111111111-1111--1111-11111111111111111111 1 1 1 1111-11111 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1111111111-. 1 1 1 1.1 1n1nu1 1111114--1 1 1 1 1 1111111111111111111111111-11111111111111111111111111111-1111-1111111111111111111 1 1 1 1111111111 n1uN-n'1-nn--nu-unilu:-nu1uu-1:u- uu1un-nuu1u I 2 gggfgggv g E ggi? ILA KB QA Rgllif gf i-5 6 -nn-.HH1 5-..m--wil:I4-is1:-im-nn-nn--uniuH-:minu-nl-Quuniuu-.m DONALD WALL g Hamilton Watch Dealer 118 S. Meridian Street Lebanon, Indiana THE PEARL LAUNDRY 312 W. South Street Lebanon, Indiana .-lm1un-m1-un-inu1:mllm-nn-uu11nu1nn1ml-nu: Wearing Apparel Boys 4 to 12 Cadets 13 to 18 BOY? S ,SHOP 113 S. Meridian St. Lebanon, Indiana nu,nu..nn,nninnluniW1.m...un1lm..uu1nu--lm-mn FULWIDER'S Dry Go-ods Dept. Store Lebanon, Indiana I... APPLE SHOE STORE Roblee Shoes for Men Buster Brown for Children Air Step for Ladies Lebanon, Indiana -nn-nm-uninn-nn-nw-un-un1nu1lun1nnn-nun-un:im CHARLES SHAFFER ' SLSONS Poultry Phone 1412 411 W. South Street Lebanon, Indiana 1 : -nn-my-uniM1mv-uninn-un-uu-nn.--nn1nn1nu1.n Compliments of GEUDER, PUESCHKE 8: FREY CO. Lebanon, Indiana i --nu1mn-uu-urx-uni-uHin11-uH...nu-nn-..nn1nn1nnn--an Compliments of STRAWMYER GAS Sz ELECTRIC Norge and Youngstown Dealer in Lebanon ...lm1H- 1 1 1 ... 1 1 1 -. at .- ...ni 1 -1 -11411uniun-.un..un..nn-.uu1nurnnn-nn.-uu1 n1uni1n:1nn1nni...un-un-m.-nn1nn-nu- - MAT I-I EA L A B-O A WW 5 6 .q. -....-..........-...l..............,................-....-...........-.........,..........,.-....-.............................-..........-....-....-...i.-...N-. in MARTIN'S GAS 8z APPLIANCE COMPANY Lebanon, Indiana Phone 1-W Bottle Gas Service Caloric Gas Ranges Amana Home Freezers -uu..nn..uu.-nn.-nn1nu.-nn-nru-nm-nn-un-un1nn BOONE GRAIN 8z SEED CO. Lebanon SEED - FEED - GRAIN COAL FENCE - FEEDERS WATER TANKS Phone 74 or 601 -un- ..-mn1nm1uu..uu-..m-uv..nn-nn.-nu- -un Ph. - 2110 TELE - CENTER RADIO Sz TELEVISION Sales - Service - Supplies 1505 E. Wabash Ave. Crawfordsville, Indiana Lnn1nn1nn-nu.1un-uu1nun....uu.-nu,nu-.nu...uu.-uuinuu Compliments of CRAWFORDSVILLE PAINT 8z WALL PAPER CO. 221 E. Main Street Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone 58 vu-un--nu .-un..nuinu-.xnu-lmlnulnulnu1nunn.1lnn1luu1uu--I MOUNT'S FLOWERS' 226 North Lebanon Phone 175 FLOWERS AT THEIR BEST Lebanon, Indiana JONES Sz BENIGAR Quality Clothes for Men and Boys South Side Square Lebanon, Indiana COMPLIMENTS of HUFFER'S BARBER SHOP Jamestown, Indiana -un1nu-nu1un1nu1nn1nn-un--un-nu.-nu..un-ln:-an DUTCH CLEANERS Jamestown, Indiana Phone 121 .-nn1uu1un-nu-nu-nn.-nn-mu-un1uu1un1uuu1nn-nu...nu-14111 - - 1nn-un--:m1nu.-M11 -. -un-.un.... inn-lm1uu-un--uu-nninn..-nn-nn-ulim., nn-uni:-u- 21, PM T512r1BQgIiBrOf-991111 oone I founty Pac ing K ompany CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING A WHOLESALE BEEF AND PORK PHONE 1811 ..-..,.1,.,,1.m1 1 1 :1 1 1,1 1 1.,,,1,,,, Phone 212 Compliments of KINGAIID SALES AND SERVICE IMPERIAL CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH CARS Lizton, Indiana LEBANON, INDIANA 1nu-uu--LnH1nu..nn-u1:11,lp-nu-uu1nn.1.m1nnn-un-un PAUL TIPPETT, PING. 216 S. Washington Crawfordsville NEW AND USED CARS and TRUCKS COMPLETE SERVICE FACILITIES Wrecker Service. Phone 2800 - Crawfordsville CHEVROLET CADILLAC 1lill1.i..1l...1...1 1 1 1 1 -41111M1un.1lm-1411-1.111un1.m1.1.41.,,,1.n111n.l1:m.1,,,.1.ux1....1.,..1un.1nn1 I9 THE BLACKBOARD 56 SUMMARY OF THE ANNUAL FUND -'mm' - - - -N -H'-' - - -i -I'-'ll'-5? FROM 1950 TO NOVEMBER 5, 1955 CLASS OF 1950: Sold Advertising 5512.50 - Sold Subscriptions . - 300-00 - I Paid printer . . . 517.78 T I Balance - . - 246-36 E I CLASS OF 1951: Sold Advertising 5486.50 I Sold Subscriptions - . 312-00 5 Paid printer - . - 544-67 Balance . - - 436-96 I CLASS OF 1952: Sold Advertising 5556.00 E Sold Subscriptions . . 359.85 5 Paid printer . . 538.32 I Balance . . . 376-62 I I cLAss OF 1953: Sold Advertising 5775.00 G I Sold Subscriptions . . 440.00 Q I Paid printer . . 645.72 - 1 Balance . . . 535.49 I CLASS OF 1954: Sold Advertising 5800.50 3 Sold Subscriptions . . 458.50 E Paid printer . . 629.04 I I Balance . . . 532.10 T NORTH SALEM, 1 CLASS OF 1955: Sold Advertising 5751.05 ' 'I I Sold Subscriptions . . 478.50 : Paid printer . . . 604.71 E Balance . . . 569.92 I CLASS OF 1956: Sold Advertising 5856.00 I Sold Subscripitions . . 5 fStarts Jan. 1, I956J E Paid printer . , , I Balance las of Nov. 5, 19551 . 1,244.96 ,,-M- ,,,, -,,,,,4,,,i, From the profits made cn the Annual the following property has been purchased for the school: U- S. News Sr World Report . . S 13.27 lndianapoils Star . . - 22.90 Typewriter - 49.50 Trophy Case . . 98-80 Twenty Desks fstudentsj 527.03 Camera . 17.50 -Patrol Boys fshowl . 3-20 Six Desks fTeachersJ . . 452.87 Honor Trophy and engraving 33-33 Senior Class pictures fboth schoolsj and frames 180.00 Stage properties . . 64.42 Commencement supplies . . l4.40 Twenty desk chairs ffeachersj 382.48 Speakers Desk . - 60.00 One Table for outer office . 32-35 Total . . 51,952.05 This Report is not intended to be a detailed account of the Annual Fund. Anyone wishing to see a detailed account may contact Max Brown, the present Business Manager. I felt that our subscribers and patrons would be interested in knowing what their money has been used for. The graduation class has been entertaining the Faculties and Trustee at a dinner at Turkey Run State Park at the end of the school year. This is all the money that its taken out of the Annual Fund other than expenses incurred in publishing the Annual and those expenses listed above. Yours, Herman C. Broshar, Sponsor